The Strand Magazine, 22 tomasSir George Newnes, Herbert Greenhough Smith G. Newnes, 1901 |
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... Nugent , Mr. Wilks replied that he was bid- ing his time . Every delay , he hinted , made it worse for Master Hardy when the day of retribu- tion should dawn , and although she pleaded earnestly for a little on account he was unable to ...
... Nugent , Mr. Wilks replied that he was bid- ing his time . Every delay , he hinted , made it worse for Master Hardy when the day of retribu- tion should dawn , and although she pleaded earnestly for a little on account he was unable to ...
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... Nugent came to the gate and stared in superciliously . " I'm glad you're going , " she said , frankly . Master Hardy scarcely noticed her . One of his friends who concealed strong business instincts beneath a sentimental exterior had ...
... Nugent came to the gate and stared in superciliously . " I'm glad you're going , " she said , frankly . Master Hardy scarcely noticed her . One of his friends who concealed strong business instincts beneath a sentimental exterior had ...
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... Nugent obtained com- mand of a steamer sailing between London and the Chinese ports . From the gratified lips of Mr. Wilks Sunwich heard of this new craft , the particular glory of which appeared to be the luxurious appointments of the ...
... Nugent obtained com- mand of a steamer sailing between London and the Chinese ports . From the gratified lips of Mr. Wilks Sunwich heard of this new craft , the particular glory of which appeared to be the luxurious appointments of the ...
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... Nugent's manner was certainly modified by time , but she developed instead a quiet , unassuming habit of authority which he liked as little . " She gets made such a fuss of , it's no wonder , " said Mrs. Kingdom , with a satisfied smile ...
... Nugent's manner was certainly modified by time , but she developed instead a quiet , unassuming habit of authority which he liked as little . " She gets made such a fuss of , it's no wonder , " said Mrs. Kingdom , with a satisfied smile ...
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... Nugent . clothes . In the midst of an impressive silence he set his glass upon the table and , taking a chair , drew a small clay pipe from his pocket . Aghast at the intrusion , the quartette con- ferred with their eyes , a language ...
... Nugent . clothes . In the midst of an impressive silence he set his glass upon the table and , taking a chair , drew a small clay pipe from his pocket . Aghast at the intrusion , the quartette con- ferred with their eyes , a language ...
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